Nelson Mandela, former South African president and anti-apartheid revolutionary, died on Thursday at age 95. He leaves behind a legacy of courageous leadership that will undoubtedly inspire generations to come
“He achieved more than could be expected of any man,” President Obama said in a statement shortly after Mandela’s death. “Today he has gone home […] He no longer belongs to us; he belongs to the ages.”
While world leaders address their nations on an international stage, how will teachers do the same with their students in the classroom this week? We asked a few how they’ll share Mandela’s story. Here’s what they said. Read more…
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